Deep South.........

[Kirby]

Global warming comments like above......I KNOW much of it is simply some hearty joking and good fun by the educated and well informed among us during these long winter months, but for some of you I'm not too sure, especially after listening to those the-earth-is-flat-there-is-tons-of-oil-in-the-earth-global-warming-is-left-wing-propaganda type barbaric protestations of our fearless leader, so, I feel the need once again to shed a light in dark places just in case someone out there still has a finger on the switch of their own brain cells, :crackup:and hasn't heard the latest news,......these extreme storms and unusual weather ARE because of global warming. Sit back

 

 

 

and enjoy this show of inconvenient truth. With every scrap of the shovel say to yourself, "Gore was right, Gore was right, Gore was right", and then warm up in front of the computer screen surfing through venturerider.org to learn some more intelligence for your life.

 

 

 

 

Yea, right!

[autopilot]

Come over toward the beach!!!!! local tv says 5"....we got about 4" here! By 4:00 in the afternoon, it was almost all gone.

[Riderduke]

Global warming comments like above......I KNOW much of it is simply some hearty joking and good fun by the educated and well informed among us during these long winter months, but for some of you I'm not too sure, especially after listening to those the-earth-is-flat-there-is-tons-of-oil-in-the-earth-global-warming-is-left-wing-propaganda type barbaric protestations of our fearless leader, so, I feel the need once again to shed a light in dark places just in case someone out there still has a finger on the switch of their own brain cells, :crackup:and hasn't heard the latest news,......these extreme storms and unusual weather ARE because of global warming. Sit back and enjoy this show of inconvenient truth. With every scrap of the shovel say to yourself, "Gore was right, Gore was right, Gore was right", and then warm up in front of the computer screen surfing through venturerider.org to learn some more intelligence for your life.

 

Or we can just call it: El Niño (which happens every 2-7yrs)

(which is the inconvenient truth)

In the Tropics, El Niño episodes are associated with increased rainfall across the east-central and eastern Pacific and with drier than normal conditions over northern Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Elsewhere, wetter than normal conditions tend to be observed 1) during December-February (DJF) along coastal Ecuador, northwestern Peru, southern Brazil, central Argentina, and equatorial eastern Africa, and 2) during June-August (JJA) in the intermountain regions of the United States and over central Chile. Drier than normal conditions generally observed over northern South America, Central America and southern Africa during DJF, and over eastern Australia during JJA. El Niño episodes also contribute to large-scale temperature departures throughout the world, with most of the affected regions experiencing abnormally warm conditions during December-February. Some of the most prominent temperature departures include: 1) warmer than normal conditions during December-February across southeastern Asia, southeastern Africa, Japan, southern Alaska and western/central Canada, southeastern Brazil and southeastern Australia; 2) warmer than normal conditions during June-August along the west coast of South America and across southeastern Brazil; and 3) cooler than normal conditions during December-February along the Gulf coast of the United States.

[Yammer Dan]

Or we can just go back to bed til the sun starts shining and that white crap is gone!!:snow2:

[RandyR]

sun spot cycles. well known for many years to correlate to wether patterns

[Dragonslayer]

Global warming comments like above......I KNOW much of it is simply some hearty joking and good fun by the educated and well informed among us during these long winter months, but for some of you I'm not too sure, especially after listening to those the-earth-is-flat-there-is-tons-of-oil-in-the-earth-global-warming-is-left-wing-propaganda type barbaric protestations of our fearless leader, so, I feel the need once again to shed a light in dark places just in case someone out there still has a finger on the switch of their own brain cells, :crackup:and hasn't heard the latest news,......these extreme storms and unusual weather ARE because of global warming. Sit back and enjoy this show of inconvenient truth. With every scrap of the shovel say to yourself, "Gore was right, Gore was right, Gore was right", and then warm up in front of the computer screen surfing through venturerider.org to learn some more intelligence for your life.

Geez, some folk will even turn snow into a political argument.

I just made snow angels and threw a few snowballs. Snowballs which started an argument by the way.

[mini-muffin]

So what did you do Bob hit your poor lady in the face or something? Heck after the deer incident you're still living dangerously?

 

Margaret

[Dragonslayer]

So what did you do Bob hit your poor lady in the face or something? Heck after the deer incident you're still living dangerously?

 

Margaret

No not really, I thought about it for a second but the truth is, I'm really not that brave. I did mention that it would be fun going hunting in the snow. But, then the deer incident and the thought of sliding on the ice in her deer altered car all the way to the hunting land came to mind. So, we opted for watching TV and napping on the couch.

 

But that little kid that caught one on the back of the head right after nailing me with a snowball in the grocery store parking lot is probably still whinning to his mother.

[Black Owl]

Just how Deep can it get in the Deep South????

 

From reading a lot of the posts on this site, I would have to say Purdy darn deep...

Or are you asking about the snow?

[Yammer Dan]

From reading a lot of the posts on this site, I would have to say Purdy darn deep...

 

Or are you asking about the snow?

 

 

Gone from trips into the Woods to weather discussions to Abusing little kids in the Parking lot???? What Next????

[mini-muffin]

Dan you should know better then to ask that sort of question on this site. :whistling:Only God knows where it'll go. Heck even he may not know.

 

Margaret

[MamaMo]

Bad news Yammer Dan When we was just starting to see Sunlight and some ground. It is calling for a Winter Storm Watch tomorrow morning. SO TIRED OF SNOW.

[mini-muffin]

See that is all Dan's fault. Never ask what can happen next, or it can't get worse then this. It can and probably will.

Hopefully WV will defrost before the end of March.

 

Margaret

[Yammer Dan]

I'm going to flip a couple pages on the Calender and see if that helps:confused24::snow2:

[Zfrebird4]

Sunshine, blue skies (@ 5,000 feet), mid 30's and I did 23 wonderful miles. Only the tips of my fingers were cold, probably due to compressed shoulders from prior motorcycle downs. Glove liners didn't cut it, so will try batt heated electric gloves loaned from a friend. Might work.

 

Who know, 2 nights ago we had 2 inches, next morning it was melted and today all gone. Doesn't mean we're out of it yet though, as we usually get a few harder hits before March let's go of us.

 

Just got to like the hand problem; my full dress outfit does the job with max protection.

 

Fact: I believe more motorcyclists rider safer in cold and cool weather due to being able to wear max protection. I wear it up to 75+, and as long as I can.

 

Prayers for all of you with PMS, just know in my great state, it happens too.

 

JackZ

:scorched:What we are all praying for now, eh? :innocent:at least there's always ... !

[Venturous Randy]

The high for today is to be 29º. I noticed on the weather channel that our normal high is 49º. The biggest problem is this is not just a couple of day cold spell, but it going on and on.

RandyA